In some cases it may be advantageous to act as "self-employed" for tax purposes, at least until the company gets on solid financial footing and sets up a formalized payroll system.
Good faith is in short supply these days; given all the lawyers in D.C., most lawmakers probably know what the term means, although it is not always politically advantageous to act like it.
Functional procrastination represents an acceptable frequent behavior which increases success at work, makes persons more advantageous and acts as a success strategy towards a pre-designed goal that generally results in success at work.
In this work, simple mobile users with advantageous channels can act as potential relays for cell edge users for an uplink transmission.
The growth rates of type A and B cells are given by R and R+S, respectively, while both their death rates are given by D. Note that we assume the fitness effect of the advantageous alteration to act on the growth rather than the death rate; alternative assumptions are possible.
In this regard, the presence of protein capping material is advantageous because this acts as the anchoring layer for drug or genetic materials to be transported into human cells [25].
It's advantageous for Russia to act as if its role is significant, but the truth may be more complicated.
Quantum dots (QDs) are one of emerging engineering nanomaterials (NMs) with advantageous properties which can act as candidates for clinical imaging and diagnosis.
As expressed by Mayr [37], evolution during selection acts upon advantageous changes of the phenotype and not necessarily upon changes in the genotype.
DNA sequences of variant chromosome isolates show evidence of selective sweep acting on the advantageous allele, suggesting that natural selection acts to maintain this variant.
The 1987 Tax Act makes it advantageous to obtain the largest available home "acquisition mortgage". Interest on such a loan up to $1 million is tax-deductible.
